Discuss the timing and jurisdictional limitations set by Congress for appeals of administrative decisions
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Congress may provide for a time limitation on review. Both 60- and 90-day
limits are common, although lesser and greater time periods are provided for by
some statutes. In at least one instance, a 30-day limitation was upheld. Time limitations established by Congress are strictly enforced by federal courts. In addition to setting time limitations, Congress may also prescribe where an action is to be filed. For example, decisions under the Social Security Act (SSA) are appealable to district courts.
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A. Fifth Amendment. B. First Amendment. C. Fourteenth Amendment. D. Eighth Amendment.
Even if a firm's average variable cost remains constant per unit, its average cost will increase as output increases.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Treasury stock can be defined as
a. unissued stock, that is shares that have never been sold by the corporation. b. designated stock, that is shares used for the specific purpose of converting preferred stock to common stock. c. investment stock, that is shares acquired from a subsidiary company. d. reacquired stock, that is outstanding shares purchased on the open market by the issuing corporation. e. reacquired stock, that is outstanding shares purchased on the open market by the Treasury.
What does empirical data show about motivation in the workplace? What is the 25-50-25 rule?
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